Damn it, don't you get it? They want us to know.

Maybe it's my old eyes again. Would someone with good vision take a look also at the report and verify that I'm not reading that third point in the Key Findings on page 1 wrong?

I mean, this report was prepared by that prestigious Fors Marsh Group, LLC based in Arlington, VA.

These guys missed it.

https://thefulcrum.us/voting/eac-2020-election-report

https://samstudio.org/report-finds-mail-voting-increased-in-2020-but-ballot-rejections-did-not/

https://ivn.us/posts/report-surge-in-mail-in-voting-in-2020-didnt-lead-to-increase-in-ballot-rejections

And, of course, these guys didn't mention it. Hmmm.

For the first time recorded in the EAVS, voting by mail was the most popular method for voters to cast their ballots, with 43.1% of voters voting in this manner—a nearly 20 percentage point increase over 2018 mail voting levels. In the 2012–2018 General Elections, a majority of voters cast their ballots in person on Election Day; the 2020 election broke this pattern, as only 30.5% of voters voted using this method and in-person Election Day voting was the third most common form of voting behind mail voting and in-person early voting.

https://www.forsmarshgroup.com/knowledge/news-blog/posts/2021/august/seven-reasons-why-2020s-election-was-one-for-the-record-books/

Only 104.1% - I see what you mean, that is a very low turnout for a US election.